2aguy
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Yes....in Europe they also have bikers and the bikers get guns when they need to do a little killing, and none of the European gun laws stop them....
Violence in biker gangs not limited to U.S.
Car-bombs, AKs and grenades: Violence in biker gangs not limited to U.S.
Scandinavia, 1990s: No less than 12 people were killed and nearly a hundred injured in three years of open conflict that has been immortalized as the “Great Nordic Biker War.” This turf war, in which Hells Angels and Banditos motorcycle clubs and supporters blazed a trail of destruction across Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland, was fought not only with fists and knives but with illegal guns, car bombs and even anti-tank rockets and hand grenades stolen from military arsenals.
Germany, 2007: A 47-year-old Hells Angel was killed by two Banditos using an unregistered 7.65mm pistol in the quiet town of Ibbenburen following an escalating series of altercations between the two clubs that included machete attacks, ambushes, and running shootouts down the autobahn. The two later stood trial after a third club member testified against them for the killing. Later, a member of a Hells Angles auxiliary club became the star witness to the German federal government, claiming that club’s leader ordered a number of contract killings in reprisal for this incident and others.
England, 2008: Hell’s Angel Gerry Tobin was shot and killed while riding on the M40 motorway connecting London and Birmingham. Later, seven members of a rival motorcycle club, many with criminal histories, were sentenced to life imprisonment after an investigation tied the men to the unlicensed sawn off shotguns used in the crime.
Violence in biker gangs not limited to U.S.
Car-bombs, AKs and grenades: Violence in biker gangs not limited to U.S.
Scandinavia, 1990s: No less than 12 people were killed and nearly a hundred injured in three years of open conflict that has been immortalized as the “Great Nordic Biker War.” This turf war, in which Hells Angels and Banditos motorcycle clubs and supporters blazed a trail of destruction across Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland, was fought not only with fists and knives but with illegal guns, car bombs and even anti-tank rockets and hand grenades stolen from military arsenals.
Germany, 2007: A 47-year-old Hells Angel was killed by two Banditos using an unregistered 7.65mm pistol in the quiet town of Ibbenburen following an escalating series of altercations between the two clubs that included machete attacks, ambushes, and running shootouts down the autobahn. The two later stood trial after a third club member testified against them for the killing. Later, a member of a Hells Angles auxiliary club became the star witness to the German federal government, claiming that club’s leader ordered a number of contract killings in reprisal for this incident and others.
England, 2008: Hell’s Angel Gerry Tobin was shot and killed while riding on the M40 motorway connecting London and Birmingham. Later, seven members of a rival motorcycle club, many with criminal histories, were sentenced to life imprisonment after an investigation tied the men to the unlicensed sawn off shotguns used in the crime.
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